Over revved engine
Hey every one,
I went out for a nice a cruise the other day and went from redline 3rd gear to 2nd instead of 4th by accident.
Luckily, I think I reacted fast enough and it only stayed in 2nd for less than a second. The car also started going sideways till I clutched in.
I don't hear any funny sounds and car seems to drive normally.
My question: what are the chances that I damaged something and is there anything I can look at?
I went out for a nice a cruise the other day and went from redline 3rd gear to 2nd instead of 4th by accident.
Luckily, I think I reacted fast enough and it only stayed in 2nd for less than a second. The car also started going sideways till I clutched in.
I don't hear any funny sounds and car seems to drive normally.
My question: what are the chances that I damaged something and is there anything I can look at?
Removing the valve cover and inspect the keepers and retainers. Look for a sunk valve stem as the keepers and retainers can crack, this will be the net effect if severe. ap2 are beefier though yes.
If you don't mind me asking, how were you holding the shift knob when you did this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ald7V...e_gdata_player
That's how I shift and I have not missed a gear since.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ald7V...e_gdata_player
That's how I shift and I have not missed a gear since.
If you don't mind me asking, how were you holding the shift knob when you did this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ald7V...e_gdata_player
That's how I shift and I have not missed a gear since.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ald7V...e_gdata_player
That's how I shift and I have not missed a gear since.
Lol, old TI song in the back, hope that wasn't a cd
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It shouldn't be. There's nothing labor-intensive about inspecting the retainers - you literally take the valve cover off and visually check them for shifting upwards on the valve stem, but I wouldn't trust anyone but a competent mechanic very familiar with the S2000 and the cracking retainers problem. Some members don't feel a visual inspection of the retainers while they're in the car is enough to assess cracked valve retainers, removing them wouldn't be a super-complicated procedure for a mechanic familiar with the S2000. A very reputable, local shop quoted me ~$300 for replacing my valve retainers with the AP2 version.
Also, I believe Billman250 has said that in an AP2 (with the F22) you would have to miss 2 gears before incurring damage. The F20c, on the other hand, runs to the ragged edge of the AP1 retainers' threshold. ANY amount of over-rev (OVER 9000!!!!!) can crack retainers.
In any case, I would have it checked out, though.
Also, I believe Billman250 has said that in an AP2 (with the F22) you would have to miss 2 gears before incurring damage. The F20c, on the other hand, runs to the ragged edge of the AP1 retainers' threshold. ANY amount of over-rev (OVER 9000!!!!!) can crack retainers.
In any case, I would have it checked out, though.
If you don't mind me asking, how were you holding the shift knob when you did this?
http://www.youtube.c...be_gdata_player
That's how I shift and I have not missed a gear since.
http://www.youtube.c...be_gdata_player
That's how I shift and I have not missed a gear since.
Dry shifting is going to kill those poor syncros.
Originally Posted by Kenshyn' timestamp='1337620770' post='21717002
If you don't mind me asking, how were you holding the shift knob when you did this?
http://www.youtube.c...be_gdata_player
That's how I shift and I have not missed a gear since.
http://www.youtube.c...be_gdata_player
That's how I shift and I have not missed a gear since.
Dry shifting is going to kill those poor syncros.
not if he had the clutch depressed







